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cnd suffe
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n hit cs in mny diffe
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contctofills
tuck bed
ith suppliesnd tools—but f
ils to secue them.
s the contctod
ives on the highy, theind blo
s something out of the tuck,
nd it comes flyingt you
c. Items cn hit you
indshield—both c
cking the
indshieldnd sc
ing the d
ylights out of you, openet
ting the
indshieldnd st
iking you o pssenge
! Mny d
ives p
nic, then se
ve oc
sh.
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things tht nobody—othe
dive
s, tucking comp
nies, oinsu
nce comp
nies (including youo
n!)—nts to tell you.st
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CT #2:
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chiney.
hen someone doesn't pope
ly secue items, they c
n fll off
nd hit othevehicles. P
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go lo
dingnd secu
ity e so impot
nt tht the Fede
l Moto
Cie
Sfety
dministtion (FMCS) sets specific
egultions fo
hoto do it. Not eve
yone follos the
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eve. You often he
bout lumbend constuction equipment f
lling offfl
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s.
CT #2.5:
vehicles c
nllo
debis to fly loose, too. M
ny csnd SUVs fe
tue bike
cks, c
go c
ies,
nd otheequipment.
bike ck tht m
lfunctions on impope
ly secued bike c
n come off the cnd c
sh into c
s behind it.
hilee don’t think of bike
cks
s pticully dnge
ous items, people cn suffe
seious inju
ies ifbike comes loose.
ho’s
esponsible?
Like
nyccident, you
nt to kno
hom you c
n hold lible fo
youlosses,
hich cn include medic
l bills, lost income, pope
ty dm
ge, pin
nd suffeing,
nd moe.
CT #3:
ive
my be
t fult. Fi
st, obviously,l
ys t
kelook
t the dive
of the tuck o
vehicle. Did tht pe
son fil to p
opely secu
e the items tht tu
ned into debis, o
dive e
ticlly
nd cuse the items to come loose?
nse
s to these questions cn indic
te dive
negligence.st
ong>Copo
tions—like const
uction fims o
tucking comp
nies—usully o
n the vehicles tht p
oduce flying debis. In m
ny cses, you c
n hold these compnies li
ble fothe
ctions of employeesho d
ove olo
ded the tuck d
ngeously. You need
ntto
neyho kno
shen to hold co
potions lible,
s they usully c
y lge insunce policies tht c
n coveyou
losses moe e
sily. The fist step
ftethis type of
ccident is genelly to filen insu
nce cl
imith the li
ble pty’s povide
.st
ong>s usu
l, you cn bet th
t insuncedjuste
sill look fo
ny
y possible to limit you
pyout—even if they
dmit libility!
djustes
ill sy you c
n tust them to help you, but
elly, they’
eilling to use
nything you sy to
educe yousettlement offe
. They cn
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mount you deseve.
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ses,n insu
nce policy
on’t coveyou
losses on insunce compny
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e
sonble offe
. In this sitution, you’ll need to file
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s,ho
ill zelously fight fo
the compenstion you dese
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t Hppened
CT #6:
ny of these
ccidents, dive
s my not even kno
tht deb
is fleoff thei
vehiclesnd c
used injuies. If they just keep d
iving, you my not identify the d
ivetll, so you c
n’t hold tht pe
son lible fo
youlosses.
ll hope is not lost, hoeve
,s you
uninsued moto
ist policy should covelosses in this type of
ccident. Even though it’s youo
n policy doesn’t men the insu
nce comp
nyill m
ke it esy. You
on insu
eilllso
nt to limit p
youtshen possible—even though you p
y monthly pemiums! If you think you m
y need to filen uninsu
ed motoist cl
im, seek help fom
n expeienced c
ccident lye.
lyeill help you pove th
tnothe
vehicle cused you
ccident,
sell
s the extent of youlosses.
The Insu
nce P
ocess Cn Be VE
Y Complicted
CT #7:
ling
ith one insunce compny,
s you might need to file multiple clims. De
lingith one insu
nce comp
ny is difficult enoughhen you must
lso del
ith seious inju
ies, medicl
ppointments, missedo
k, needing helpt home,
nd so much moe.
Ho
eve, m
ny pties might she libility fo
the debis flying into you
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In these situ
tions, youould need to file insu
nce cl
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inst the insue
s ofll p
ties th
t hve some deg
ee of libility.
henn inju
y completely disupts you
life, the lst thing you need is seve
l insu
nce
djustes c
llingnd em
iling. You shouldn’t hve to
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ccident lyes
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ccident soe c
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ll communictions
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lecove
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ny
ill ty to
educe odeny you
clim. M
ny people think tht insu
nce comp
nies shouldillingly
ite checks fo
losses becuse policyholde
s py costly p
emiums to hve cove
ge. Yes, this is ho
it SHOULDo
k, but it isely ho
it DOESo
k. Insted, insu
nce comp
nies e out to mke p
ofits,nd the numbe
one y they do this is by collecting pemiums
nd pying out
s littles possible on cl
ims.hen this h
ppens, the insunce compnies
in,nd inju
edccident victims lose.
The
e e diffeent
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t insunce compnies
ok to t
kedv
ntge of cl
imnts like you:
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